Turbine Inlet Air cooling

Turbine Inlet Air Cooling (TIAC) is a thermal engineering concept and a set of technologies used to significantly enhance the performance and efficiency of gas turbines, particularly in warm climates TIAC is the process of cooling the air drawn into a gas turbine's compressor inlet. The underlying thermal principle is based on the relationship between air temperature, density, and turbine output. 


Technical Specification - 

• Capacity Range Per Unit - 100KW TO 2000 KW
• MOC FIN - AL-MG, AL, CU, SS
• MOC TUBE- SS304/316, CU
• FAN- AC, EC

Features / Benefits - 

• Efficient Cooling: Air coolers/evaporators provide rapid and uniform cooling, maintaining consistent temperatures in cold rooms
• Reduced Moisture Loss: They help control humidity, minimizing product moisture loss and preserving quality
• Energy Efficient: Air coolers/evaporators optimize energy consumption, reducing operating costs in cold storage applications 
• Easy Maintenance: Designed for accessibility, they simplify cleaning and maintenance in cold room environments